Issue 61
Publisher's Description
You can always trust God to remind the world of His love, mercy and grace. We can see this most recently in the story about the miraculous rescue of the 33 Chilean miners trapped underground for 68 days. Their story is a reminder that, if we allow it, something good and enriching can come out of difficult and painful life experiences. There are some good and enriching articles in this month’s Keep The Faith. RnB singer Kym Mazelle shares how faith in God has transformed her life and aspirations, and has turned her into a woman of prayer. Rev David Shosanya tackles the hot talking point in church circles: the four lawsuits issued against mega church leader Bishop Eddie Long, who’s accused of luring young men into sexual relationships. Other topics featured in this month’s Keep The Faith include feminism. Author and lecturer Alan Springer discusses how feminist ideology has impacted male/female relationships. Ron Nathan shares the role British Christians can play in helping to reduce the high crime rate in the Caribbean, and Dionne Gravesande asks the church to reflect on how it treats its single parents. There are also articles on how to find support and purpose in the church; why believers need quiet times; the importance of building character in young people, and the need for the Black church to establish Christian schools, plus much, much more. I hope that as you read through this month’s Keep The Faith, it will provide much food for thought, generate debate and discussion, and help you think more deeply about God and issues of faith. Happy Reading Marcia Dixon, Editor
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dionne gravesande / marcia dixon / rev david shosanya / rev stephen brooks / rev wale hudson-roberts / chilean miners / kym mazelle / bishop eddie long / alan springer / ron nathan / gladys famoriyo / gospel news / words of faith
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